Cat diseases

Is your cat suffering from urinary stones, kidney failure, vomiting, diarrhea or other symptoms? Here you will find informative articles about cat diseases and symptoms as well as helpful tips for prevention and promoting the health of your house cat.

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Apathy in cats

Is your cat showing apathy, barely responding when spoken to and moving little? This can indicate various illnesses or injuries. Find out here what apathy means, possible causes and how you can help your apathetic cat.

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Hiccups in cats

Hiccups in cats often seem harmless and pass quickly, but in rare cases they can indicate serious health problems. Find out when hiccups are normal and when you should take action to help your cat.

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Abdominal pain in cats

Abdominal pain in cats can be difficult to detect and can have a variety of causes. Learn how to tell if your cat has abdominal pain, common symptoms, and what serious conditions could be behind it.

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Cat is too thin

Has your cat lost weight or is unusually slim? Being underweight can indicate serious causes. Find out here how to tell if your cat is too thin, what the reasons are and how you can keep it healthy.

Your cat's health is its most important asset - but unfortunately there are many illnesses and symptoms that can make life difficult for your pet. As experts in health-promoting diet food based on the latest veterinary research, it is our aim to enable every cat to live as long and healthy a life as possible.

Our guides on cat diseases will help you: Find out which pathogens and parasites there are, which symptoms you should look out for, how you can prevent infection with cat diseases and how you can help your furry friend quickly and effectively if the worst happens.

Diseases : From kidney failure to feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) to feline AIDS - pathogens and diseases that are dangerous to health do not spare furry friends. We inform you about common cat diseases in outdoor cats and house cats, give tips on how to avoid infection and how to treat them correctly.
Symptoms : Sometimes cats show unusual symptoms without it being clear whether they are actually ill. For example, constant grooming can indicate a parasite infestation, a frequent urge to urinate can indicate an overactive thyroid and a wet nose can indicate the dangerous cat flu. In our articles on typical symptoms, we explain the possible causes, consequences and treatment options.
Prevention : To prevent infection with a pathogen or the development of a cat disease, it is important to take preventive measures in good time and to promote your cat's health. Our guides provide helpful tips on this - for example, how to prevent hairballs from forming in your furry friend and how to recognize whether your cat is suffering.